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I am free to play any of those.

I guess the Tanabru's respect boon is from another chronicle. Hopefully it's in this Hao-Jin line of adventures.

Cheers, chronicle looks grand.

So, this seems like a problem. Quensha is a dedicated healer, and good at it, but we seem to have a fair bit of healing with a druid and a bard. I can see two possible solutions to our impasse. One is bringing in a sixth PC who can melee. It would still be a normal PFS-legal table but we would have some front-line. The other is that I could swap Quensha for Seldiir, my level 3 switch-hitter ranger?

I am a low-AC cleric whose main combat trick is summoning. That requires a full-round action so I need to be out of the way.

Quensha look over at the strange druid, "Does your slug eat hobgoblins?"

Who goes first?

Quensha nods to the Molthuni, "Akre, if we return and I have spells remaining, I will heal your wounds."

She considers the wayang's words, "An ambush? Perhaps we could wait until they are asleep? "

Quensha keeps an eye on the man the whole time, wandering if he can be trusted.
sense motive: 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (6) + 11 = 17

”Well, General Hakar sent us to resolve this mess. Play your part and we will commend you to him.”

"How did you know about the secret passage?"

Quensha raises her arms, ”Hey, put that sword down. We might just be the miracle that saves you life and gets you out of here.”
diplomacy: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (3) + 5 = 8
+2 if he is of good alignment.

Quensha peers after the others.
perception: 1d20 + 12 ⇒ (3) + 12 = 15

A2 does seem safer.

"I would rather play it safe while we figure out what's going on. Would Vos send out patrols? Perhaps we could ambush one and interrogate a captured foe? Otherwise, let's go for the tunnel."

A2 looks like a tunnel, is that correct?

Quensha cocks her head to one side, ”How strong is Vos’ grip on his unit? If we get to him, will they disperse? Return to barracks? Or are they just as likely to appoint a new leader?”

A samsaran woman nods her head, "A simple goal, clarity, I like it."

She looks around at her colleagues as they ask questions, "Good points, good points." Then she turns her dark eyes to the military man, "General?"

GM: I have decided that I made a poor choice of god for Quensha (she is joyously appreciative of the world around her. I chose a rather dour god just because it matched her race).
I will spend the GP and PP to retrain her domain to one that fits her new deity, Desna, (150gp & 5PP, I think) before we start.

Ah, right, I hadn't heard of that one.

We are having the Whit Monday bank holiday at the same time.

I just finished GMing Unseen Inclusion with Giovanni as a PC and he was pretty regular with his posts.

I don't see the little red dot saying I have new PMs if I am using my phone.

Quensha needs some sorting out as she’s mostly a GM credit character. She is a cleric.

Quensha is now level 3, I just need to apply some chronicles.
A straight healer cleric until she hits higher levels.

Sorry again GM Zin!

Can you inactivate me as a player and character please.

Thanks

Same for Quensha, please.

Sorry

Aw, no! Sorry, I can’t believe I blanked on that!

I’ve got no core PCs, I’ll have to bow out.

Sorry :(

Quensha smiles at her companions, "Hey, nice to meet everyone. I'm Quensha."
A woman with blue skin and dark hair waves at the group, "The last time I went in a library, I was in heaven." She smiles at the thought, "It was sublime."

Chronicle Sheet #: 5
Player Name: GeraintElberion
Character Name: Quensha Elberion
PFS ID#: 3812-1
Faction: Silver Crusadw
Track: Standard
Starting XP: 4
Starting Prestige/Fame: 6/8
Starting Gold: Um, I'll get back to you. I appear to have messed up when fiddling with stuff in herolab...

Cheers, EF!

Wait, Wereguild Thrall?

We didn't even attack Whiterook!

Your name (as you want it on the chronicle): GeraintElberion
Your character's name: Quensha Elberion
Your PFS #: 3812-1
Your Faction: Silver Crusade
Your Day Job: none

Cheers GM, I enjoyed this one. The RP was neat.

Quensha smiles, "Absalom. All roads lead to Absalom. And there is the Grand Lodge. If nothing else, ask for me and I will introduce you to some Venture Captains."

Quensha's smile broadens as she imagines introducing a Jadwiga to the Master of Spells.

Quensha sighs, ”We are Pathfinders. As we said. We are here to investigate these unusual dwarven ruins. We already have some fascinating finds, this royal beard-clasp, for instance.”
diplomacy: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (8) + 5 = 13 +2 if good

Quensha throws her hands in the air and walks off...

knowledge (history): 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (13) + 5 = 18
knowledge (nobility): 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (11) + 5 = 16

Quensha admires the clasp, "This is a gladdringgoch, a traditional beard or hair clasp worn by a clan leader as a mark of status. The rune on the ring represents one of King Gutheran's family lines. It is the precursor of the modern dwarven rune for "royalty" or "king's blood.""

Quensha claps both men on the shoulder, "I'm glad you're both on my side. Blimey!"

Also, it’s late autumn, winds picking up and still leaves on some trees.
Cutting back growth before the winter.

Anywhere rural has a lot of deadfall and useless wood this time of year, and the nights are drawing in. Bonfires!

I always wonder if burning the Guy is like symbolic justice: he tried to burn down the government; he burns down every year.

It’s the fireworks that make it odd (historically): celebrating stop explosions by causing explosions...

First one in the room!

Quensha Elberion wrote:

To be fair, you all missed out on one of the best holidays already, Guy Fawkes Night, so it only seems fair that you get to have something of your own instead.

Given Guy Fawkes was a catholic terrorist intent on violently ending protestant rule in England, he was probably the sort of fellow the original US colonists were desperate to escape !

I don’t know about that: weren’t they religious zealots frustrated by how laid back the Church of England had become? I reckon that gives them some common ground with Fawkes.

To be fair, you all missed out on one of the best holidays already, Guy Fawkes Night, so it only seems fair that you get to have something of your own instead.

Quensha stands in front of the empty cell and casts detect magic, then she does the same around the room until she picks up a signal or the room has been covered.

Quensha digs in her cleats and holds the rope, "Gotcha."

It's cool. I'll play Crowe: he's fun to RP.

Any suggestions for a scenario to run?

So far, I have run Wounded Wisp, the first part of Gallows of Madness and I am half-way through running Broken Chains right now.

This is Quensha’s fifth scenario so she will still be two.

I don’t mind playing up for one scenario (is that allowed?) and working on some GM credit to bring her in line with everyone else.

If it’s a 3-5 I can play a pre-gen for one game and get that GM credit at the same time.

Has anyone got a thunderstone?

Did Quensha detect any magic on the crossbow or shield?

"The mosaic shows the dwarves raising the monoliths. Mystery solved; back to Absalom." the Samsaran grins and then Castinus' find catches her attention.

Quensha casts detect magic over the shield and crossbow.

Quensha will be at 2.2 as well.

If you are willing to carry on GMing, that would be great.
What level is Bocke?

Quensha puts on her cleats then examines the mosaic.
perception: 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (6) + 11 = 17

Quensha snorts and looks around, ”Not here, obviously, but back at the Grand Lodge.”
She grins, ”You can’t move for us Samsarans in Absalom. Absolutely chock-a-block...”

Quensha bares her blade and stares at the wolf, "You interrupt too much."

sense motive: 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (9) + 11 = 20

Quensha raises an eyebrow at not-Haltani, "I believe we are due an explanation?"

Quensha smiles, "It's always interesting, being a Pathfinder. But, no, I'm no Princess."

She turns her attention fully to the wolf, "What's your name?"

"Hey, I've read that Chronicle! The one with all the crazy hellknights, right?!"

Quensha scans the horizon.
perception: 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (2) + 11 = 13